Do you Cuusoo?

Cuusoo is a website from the Lego group that lets people post their creations, drum up support, and possibly get their set made as an official Lego release once they get 10,000 supporters.

So far eight sets have reached the 10,000 supporter hurdle. Three are in the process of being reviewed by the Lego designers for final approval. Two were rejected outright (Shaun of the Dead's Winchester pub and Firefly's Serenity ship) because of their thematic elements that weren't viewed as appropriate for Lego's younger audience. Three have been produced, one - Minecraft blocks - of which is available for purchase in the US right now.

I'm supporting a few Cuusoo sets right now:

• Lego Park (for your flat panel monitor/tv) - would love to have this on the corner of my school computer monitor
• Female minifig set - With all the hair/hats/heads being modular, pretty much any set could have female minifigs, but I like the idea of female vignettes showing careers that girls could aspire to
• Piano - I like the idea of a line of musical creations
• Gameboy & Tetris Transformer - The guy made Transformers out of Lego...and they actually transform...pretty stunning
• Microbuild Hogwarts Castle - the level of detail here is stunning...check more pics
• Posable 22" Skeleton - Possibly the only one I would really buy. Love the shape of this and have asked the designed to post the plans for the full skeleton (to no avail).

I've avoided some of the more popular sets - dark bucket, My Little Pony, sandcrawler, Zelda, Western modular town - because either they're going to be ridiculously expensive (100 Star Wars figures at ~$3 per figure?), are in themes that don't interest me, or are unlikely to get licensing approval. Instead, I'm focusing on unlicensed creations (all but Hogwarts and Nintendo) and ones that I would actually buy - in particular the skeleton and Lego Park sets.

Can you find anything of Cuusoo that you think deserves my support? What's your favorite Cuusoo creation?